This type of attachment means that children feel cared for and trusted by their parents and caregivers.
What is secure attachment?
These are the three temperament types.
What are fearful, feisty, and flexible?
The name of a routine that is individualized and provides opportunities for learning.
What is a responsive routine?
The problem we want to avoid by minimizing open spaces in the classroom.
What is running?
This is the maximum number of rules you should have for children.
What is five?
What is insecure attachement?
This kind of temperament has regular rhythms of eating and sleeping.
What is flexible?
The kind of eating where children and teachers eat together and children serve themselves.
What is family style eating?
The maximum wait time allowing by ERS for transitions per day.
What is 7 minutes?
What you should do after a child complies with a direction.
What is to give positive acknowledgement?
Infants need these kinds of responses to their needs.
What is consistent?
This type of temperament adapts slowly to new situations.
What is fearful?
The maximum amount of minutes that teacher directed activity should be.
What is 20 minutes?
This should be provided before the transition begins.
What is a warning?
These two elements should be on your rules poster.
What are words and visuals?
This term refers to a teacher focusing on certain children in the room to while her partner focuses on others to ensure all children have engagement.
What is primary care?
This temperament is known for wide mood fluctuations.
What is feisty?
The location that your visual schedule should be at on the wall?
What is at the child's eye level?
This kind of visual board helps children with specific transitions that may be difficult for them.
Children should be involved in creating the rules for this reason.
What is to create more interest/buy in?
This term refers to a teacher that continues to stay with the same children for more that one year.
What is Continuity of Care?
This is what it is called when a teacher attempts to match her temperament with a child's.
What is Goodness of Fit?
The adult schedule would include this element that the children's visual schedule would not.
What are times of routines?
These help keep learning centers organized and makes for easier clean up for children.
What are bins/shelves with picture labels?
A way to give directions to avoid power struggles.
What is to offer choice?